Bob Whelan College Awards Dinner

This year's dinner will be on Thursday, December 19, 2019.

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Presenting:

81st Bulger Lowe Award: A.J. Dillon, Boston College (offense) and Max Richardson, Boston College (defense)

74th Nils V. "Swede" Nelson Award: Jake McvIntyre, Harvard (FBS/BCS) and Nick Bainter, Springfield (Div. II/III)

24th Joe Zabilski Award: Manni Romero, Norwich (offense) and Erich Keutmann, Western New England (defense)

Head Coaches of the Year: Ryan McCarthy, Central Connecticut (FBS/BCS) and Bob Ritter, Middlebury (Div. II/III)

Assistant Coaches of the Year: Drew Canan, Holy Cross (FBS/BCS) and Steve Faniel, UMass-Dartmouth (Div. II/III)

Joseph P. McKenney Award for Top Collegiate Official: Daniel Richard (Big Ten)

John Baronian Award for Lifetime Contribution to Football: Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire

Dinner Information:

Burlington Marriott Hotel

Social hour 6:00 p.m., dinner and program begin at 7:00

Tickets $75 each, $750 for table of ten.

2013 College Awards Dinner - Jan.9, 2014

Presenting the Gridiron Club's College Awards for the 2013 season. The Bob Whelan College Awards Night was chaired by Tim Whelan and hosted by Tom Burke.

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Tom Lamb and Aynsley Rosenbaum of Framingham State, Div. 2-3 Assistant Coach of the Year

Tim Whelan and Nnamdi Obukwelu of Harvard, Bulger Lowe-Defense Award Winner

Tim Whelan and Milikke Van Alstyne of Framingham State, co-winner of Joe Zabilski Award for offense

Tim Whelan and Brian Harrington of Stonehill, winner of Joe Zabilski Award - defense

Tim Whelan and Brian Clancy, whose son Joe of Merrimack was co-winner of Zabilski Award-offense

Tim Grupp of WPI, winner of Swede Nelson Award for Div 2-3, with Tom Burke

BC coach Steve Addazio accepts Bulger Lowe Award for offense for Andre Williams. With Tom Burke.

Ryan Day, BC offensive coordinator and Div 1 Assistant Coach of Year, with Tom Burke

Nnamdi Obukwelu and Harvard head coach Tim Murphy

Melikke van Alstytne, head coach Tom Kellety, and Assitant coach Aynsley Rosenbaum, Framingham State

McKenney Award winner Jim Kearney and presenter Ed Shanahan

Jim Kearney and Div 2-3 Head Coach of Year Chad Martinovich of MIT

Div 1 Head Coach of Year Jack Cosgrove and presenter Curt Bletzer

Bernie Smith and Baronian Award winner Rich Cavanaugh of Southern Connecticut

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